Google rolls out key updates to the Pixel Watch line in its October 2024 Pixel Drop, including the expansion of the Loss of Pulse feature.

After using the Google Pixel Watch 3 for three weeks, I found myself impressed with its looks, battery life and customizability. Here's my full review.

Google’s Pixel phones, foldables, and tablet aren’t the only devices getting in on the Feature Drop action today. The Pixel Watch series, which is no up to the Pixel Watch 3, is also seeing a small batch of new features to be on the lookout for.

Google does offer a couple of potential fixes for the blank screen issue, but one involves resetting your watch to factory settings.

The Pixel Watch 3 is powered by Qualcomm's W5 Gen 1 chip with a Cortex-M33 coprocessor, a significant upgrade over the original Pixel Watch's Exynos 9110 SoC. This newer processor, which already performs admirably, will certainly help with future software updates, ensuring a snappy and reliable performance.

The Google Pixel Watch 3 and Apple Watch Series 10 are two of the best smartwatches available. This guide explores the key differences.

SAVE $79: The Google Pixel Watch 2 is on sale at an all-time low price on Amazon Prime Day. It'll run you $170.99, which is a 32% drop from its list price of $249.99.

I have been using the Google Pixel Watch 2 since its launch in October 2023, and I could not have been happier. With more developer support than ever, plenty of watch faces are available to help spice up the watch's look.

It’s been a couple of weeks since Google’s original Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch 2 got an update to the newest Wear operating system…and a couple of weeks since Google paused the update after users complained about their watches getting borked by it.